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Arduino Based Acrylic Emblem Light

This Blog will illustrate to you how to make Color changing Emblen light using the PWM of Arduino. using this you can make your emblems look more attractive. Video Link Components Required 1> Arduino UNO 2> 12V RGB led strip 3> 2N2222 Transistor 4> 10K ohm Resistor 5> Jumper Wires 6> Small Breadboard 7> Acrylic Engraved Emblem 8>IC7805 Power Regulator Circuit Diagram  Arduino Code const int greenPin = 10 ; const int bluePin = 9 ; void setup () { // Start off with the LED off. setColourRgb ( 0 , 0 , 0 ); } void loop () { unsigned int rgbColour[ 3 ]; // Start off with red. rgbColour[ 0 ] = 255 ; rgbColour[ 1 ] = 0 ; rgbColour[ 2 ] = 0 ;

Raspberry Pi - Voice Recording & Text-to-Speech

Raspberry Pi, This tutorial is about the Voice Recording and Test to speech Using Raspberry Pi. But First, let's have a small introduction about Raspberry Pi. Introduction Raspberry Pi 3 Model B System on Chip(SoC) What is System on Chip?                 - A complex IC that integrates the major functional elements into a single chip or chipset. Programmable processors On-chip memory Accelerating function hardware (e.g. GPU) Both hardware and Software Analog components Benefits of SoC                   - Reduce overall system cost                   - Increase performance                   - Lower power consumption                   - Reduce size Soc in Raspberry Pi: Broadcom BCCM2835 SoC Multimedia Processor CPU             - ARM 1176JZF-S (armv6k) 700MHz             - RISC Architecture and low power draw             - Not compatible with traditional PC software GPU             - Broadcom Video IV             -

Interfacing 7 Segment with ARM

Hey Folks, In this tutorial, we will learn how to interface a Seven Segment Display with ARM(FRDM-KL25Z). Components Required FRDM-KL25Z board Seven Segment Display (Common Cathode) Breadboard Mini Jumper Wires (As Required) FRDM-KL25Z         2. Seven Segment Display        3. Breadboard Mini         4. Jumper Wires (Male to Male)   Follow the Image below for circuit connection reference:-  (Interfacing all components) After making the circuit dump the code given below:- #include "mbed.h" BusOut display(PTA1,PTA2,PTD4,PTA12,PTA4,PTA5,PTC8,PTC9); int main() {          while (1) {                 display= 0xBF ;         wait( 1 );         display= 0x86 ;         wait( 1 );         display= 0xDB ;         wait( 1 );         display= 0xCF ;         wait( 1 );         display= 0xE6 ;         wait( 1 );         display= 0xED ;         wait( 1 );         display= 0xFD ;